Defense First-Profits Afterwards In U S Air Industry
The American aircraft industry embraces a defense first profits later stance as government orders ramp up. About 1,000 planes daily use Los Angeles Municipal Airport for flight tests while Lockheed and others push expansion toward a 25,000 war planes goal. Profits are limited by law to real costs, despite rapid factory growth and security guards guarding plants.
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Los Angeles
Robert E. Gross
Lockheed Aircraft
Cross
Lockheed
Courthouse Records and Property Transfers Report
Courthouse records show multiple warranty deeds and releases. Transfers involve Barfield, Bivins, Morris, Summers, Mobley, State Life Insurance, and others with values from $1 to $38,888. Also listed are car registrations, marriages, and an old leftovers recipe tip.
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B. I. Barfield
J. L. Barrier
Eakle
Berneta W. Bivins
Joan F. Tataum
Central Square
FE. S. Richards
Anna Morris
Ridgemere
Anne Clifton Summers
P. D Berthelot
Joe M. Mobley
Et Ax
State Life Insurance Co
Wolflin
C. H Anderson
Texas Plains Building & Loan
R. L. Pletcher
Mirror & Holland J. J. Perkins
Et al
Henry B Murphy
I. C. Walters
J. B. Coe
Fakle
Minnis Hall
Dudley Arden
Plemons- Fekle
Nsfers
Nk R. Barton
H. C. Preset
S. J Heights
Furr Food
National Life and Accident Insurance Co
Plemons
H. Jas
G. Crannell
G. W Black
Durward W. Klock
Amarillo Construction Co
Independent Gravel
W. F. Keeton
N. E
Ford
J. R. Vines
G. D. Landis
Sheriff's Office
Olds
Don Valentine
Harrison
Nash Lafayette
Dr. Russell
Nash
M. L. Ferguson
Chevrolet
Carruth Nintor Co
Hannah Sue Hathorn
Santa Fe
Tournament Qualifying Rules for Amarillo Invitation Set
The tournament committee released qualifying rules for this year’s Amarillo Invitation. Local players not seeking medalist honors must qualify Wednesday while others shoot Thursday. Only Thursday qualifiers are eligible for the medalist prize. Qualifying rounds run in threesomes and practice access is limited until all late qualifiers arrive. Iverson Martin and Morris Norton headline the field with several others expected. Bennie Adams won the New Mexico State Open this Sunday.
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Mexico
Verne
Amarillo
Iverson Martin
Far Stewart
Morris Norton
Russell Crownover
Lee Ramsel
J. T. Hammett
Verne Stewart
Dottie the motor cruiser spurs railroad bridge hassle
In Peekskill New York officials consider whether it is cheaper to own the 16 foot Dottie a motor cruiser owned by Raymond Douglas. Every trip on the Hudson River costs the New York Central Railroad 525 dollars due to bridge operations. After Douglas requested bridge passage the Empires State Express gav e way and eight rail workers opened the Annsville Creek drawbridge then replaced signals and tracks after the boat passed. The boat formerly belonged to John Jorgensen who sold it to Douglas for five dollars.
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Peekskill
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Dottie
Hudson River
Raymond Douglas
New York City
Douglas
Hudson
Annsville Creek
War Department
New York Central
Empire State Express
Lake Oscawana
John Jorgensen
Mechanic Denies Attempted Locomotive Theft
In Santa Rosa California a mechanic was booked on an unusual charge for investigation suspension of locomotive theft. He jumped aboard a locomotive being warmed up in the railroad yards, opened the throttle and began to move it before an engine oiler overpowered him. He denied any theft intent, saying he was a railroad man wanting to prove he could operate an engine.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
U.P
Oil Proration Hearing Set by Railroad Commission
A statewide oil proration hearing is scheduled for Thursday August 1 in Austin to review allowable schedules. Commissioner Jerry Sadler invited Harry F. Sinclair, chairman of Consolidated Oil Corporation, to share views on market conditions tied to a recent North Texas price cut. The commission seeks purchaser nominations for the six month period starting September to aid drafting a proration order after the current one expires.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Jerry Sadler
Harry F. Sinclair
Consolidated Oil Corporation
Sinclair Oil Industries
North Texas
Art Exhibition Reveals Courageous Actress Story
Hollywood July 22 A downtown hotel art show tells the life of Goodie Montgomery once a Broadway star who moved to Hollywood and acted in Mountain Music and Stolen Harmony. She became blind in one eye and suffered injuries from six years earlier when struck by an elbow. Her husband director Frank MacDonald stood by her as she sketched between film takes.
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Hollywood
Goodie Montgomery
Miss Montgomery
Frank MacDonald
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